Deserters from Regiments Offered Rewards in Cork and Dublin
The notice describes several soldiers, including Henry Hayman of Egerton's Regiment, a 19 year old Devon born man with grey eyes and brown hair, who left Cork old Barracks on April 36 9729. Rewards range from 40 to 49 shillings for information leading to capture, with notices to commanding officers in Cork, Clare Castle, and Dublin via Simon Sandys. Also mentioned is John Brunton, 21, London born, found in Capt. Adam Engis's company, and Daniel Curtis a tall black man from London. Continuous details specify captures and reward payments through various officers.
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John Archer
Dublin
Énashape
Soy
Gates
Eferted
Henry Hayman
William D Egerton
Regiment of Foot
Edward Browh
Devon
St. David
Adam Engis
John.Brunton
Cal
William
Nestrick
Barr
Coike
Notia
Corkest
Simon Sandys
Cobbe
Hawley
Clare Castle
Daniel Curtis
London
George Johnston
Spinning Wheel ad prints at reasonable rates in 19th century Brockley
An old market listing from Whitehaven area shows per hundred pricing for coal flax hemp and other goods, including hundreds and weights. The notice mentions John Gowan at the Spinning Wheel in Brock Lane and notes printing work offered at reasonable rates.
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Y.u-Blin
John Gowan
Bock-Laié
Ghett'al’ Mander
James's River
York River
Jules
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Whitehaven
Hundr
Prromnes Swanley
Morton
Ton